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00:00Good day and welcome to tomorrow's news today on Guardian TV.
00:05Here's a preview of our top stories coming your way on March 27th, 2025.
00:11On the national news, Tinubu signs Southwest South-South Development Commission bills into
00:17law.
00:18I have no regrets choosing Okowa over Wike in 2023, says Atiku.
00:23Judiciary safeguarded democracy by affirming Tinubu's election, says Shetima.
00:29Over 26,000 children in prisons, says the Minister of Interior Olubunmi Tunji Ojo.
00:35Reps consider bill to strip VP governors of humanity.
00:39Senate delays bid to immortalize Onfrey Nwosu, asks Abaribe to resubmit motion.
00:45Riversol Administrator orders local government aides to submit cancelled reports.
00:50Federal government exempts raw materials for pharmaceutical products from value-added tax.
00:56Ogun announces last-of-fever outbreak, confirms death of co-member, Colonel-Commissioner for
01:02Internal Security and Special Services resigns.
01:05Lagos removes illegal structures in Ali Mosho, Adjegunle.
01:09Bandits kill three kidnapped Kaduna residents, despite ransom.
01:13On business news, the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority NCAA grants Air Algerie operating
01:20permits inaugural flights slated for April 6.
01:24Customs commences implementation of zero-tax on imported pharmaceutical imports.
01:29Business strategists ask government to regulate real estate prices.
01:33On tech, crypto firm ZapAfrica threatens legal action against paystack over brand-name disputes.
01:41Senate to probe rising cost of data services.
01:44On the international scene, Canada removes bonus ranking points for job offers in express
01:50entry system.
01:51The United Kingdom's Prince Harry quits African Aids charity in dispute with leader and sports.
01:58FIFA announces $125 million prize for 2025 Club World Cup winner.
02:05Backers Rafina and Raju to miss a Sassuna's clash, says Flick.
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02:23See you next time.
02:24I remain Fadima Rachel.